- today[citation needed], but it is
believed to be
native to Indonesia. It is
known as
puraka in Cook Islands, lak in Yap (Federated
States of Micronesia),
babai in Kiribati...
- 1.
Puraka (inhalation) 2.
Kumbhaka (retention) 3.
Rechaka (exhalation).
Lithograph "'breath-control' or Prânayâma" by Day & Son from
artwork by Sophie...
-
pranayama technique. It
involves equating the
durations of
inhalation (
puraka),
retention (antara kumbhaka),
exhalation (rechaka) and
second retention...
- as long as possible.
Breathing instructions given are to do
rechaka and
puraka (to
exhale and inhale) as much as possible. "It is sufficient, however,...
-
completion of the quorum, the ****embly had
another officer titled the gaṇa-
pūraka, who was a
member of the ****embly
either volunteered his
services or was...
-
section 2.71
explains it as a
threefold practice:
recaka (exhalation),
puraka (inhalation) and
kumbhaka (retention).
During the
exhalation and inhalation...
- as well as
locally grown plants such as coconut, pawpaw,
breadfruit and
puraka (yam).
Every morning (except on Sundays), men from the
island head out in...
- co****r roots." The same
plant is
known as ****ka in Niue,
babai in Kiribati,
puraka in Cook Islands, ****’a in Samoa, via, via kana or via kau in Fiji, ****ka...
- 3
February 2016. "What are PM2.5
filters and why are they effective?".
Puraka Masks.
Archived from the
original on 15
November 2020.
Retrieved 4 January...
- that
involves breathing in
slowly through the
right nostril;
called as
pūraka (पूरकः). The
second is
retention that
involves retaining the
breath by closing...
